Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Dead-Inside on
Sat Mar 5th 2005 at 11:54pm
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Uh, you know, my Intel has impressed me quite a bit. Espc. seeing as how I can host a Source server and play at the same time without any noticable loss. Now that's impressive.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Wild Card on
Sun Mar 6th 2005 at 5:17am
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Yes I love AMD. But I got this here P4 that needs to go. And for 50 bucks, its a hell of a deal for a 2.6
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Wild Card on
Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 2:31am
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As far as I know, it will work. But the processor will have to
reduce it's FSB to 400. Although for some reason I think this
might affect it's internal speed, but Im not sure. I've never
actually tested that. Best wait for Crono to answer this.
Its currently going for 63$ CDN (about 53 US).
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Crono on
Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 3:44am
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As far as I can tell, yeah, it should work. You'd just have to clock the FSB in bios properly.
However, as most of intel's documents say: that chip was made for intel chipsets. It even explains how you have update your bios to support 800 Mhz bus.
In other words, I'm looking. Hang on ...
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Well ... I can't find anything for the chipset or processor that says it can't be clocked down. However, It's usually not a good idea. But I suppose in the worst case scenario you'd have to shell out $30-$40 for another board.
That processor, I believe, would cost around $150(US) to go out and buy.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
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Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 10:04am
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keep me informed.. i am interested.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
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Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 6:33pm
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keeps Jon posted
63 Canadian dollars now. You can even, as Crono mentioned, buy a 800FSB compatible mobo and get a kick ass system set up.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Orpheus on
Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 6:35pm
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I am not rich, as you well know, but i feel you need the money as much as i need the deal, so when the bidding stops, lemme know how much it is and if i have it i will match it.
this guarantee's you get paid.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Wild Card on
Tue Mar 8th 2005 at 6:42pm
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I think you would benefit the deal more than I the cash. Whatever it sells for, I save for a CPU/mobo upgrade probably this summer.
There have been 2 bidders. The first one bid at 49 and set himself to auto bid until whatever. A second guy came in and bid, but was outbid 4 times. I guess my goal was to start low and have it bid higher, but most bids come towards the end anyways.
Maybe if I get enough out of it.
I've also got some other items I could put up. A P2 400Mhz system, Duron 800 system (minus a CD drive and keyboard) both with no monitors.
My friend is also selling his system to buy a laptop for college. He has a Athlon 64 3000, 512 Corsair DDR 400, 9600pro and a few other goodies.
Re: Selling a P4 proc on eBay
Posted by Wild Card on
Fri Mar 11th 2005 at 7:37am
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UPDATE. 1 day left, current bid is 71$ CDN.